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Sgt Andy Williams My early research into any property is the potential for return on investment. Either rent or resale. Everything else falls into place if the ROI numbers work. Good question for folks looking into that subject. Full disclosure - we have had rental and resale property since 1972 from Colorado to South Carolina to North Carolina to Tennessee. Does tend to take your mind of worrying about what to do with your spare time.

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